Sentence examples for aviation zones from inspiring English sources

City officials have chosen to turn over the heliport near Wall Street, in the midst of one of the busiest aviation zones in the country, to FirstFlight, an upstate company that has not operated a similar facility in the metropolitan area or in any other big city.

City officials have chosen to turn over the heliport near Wall Street, in the midst of one of the busiest aviation zones in the country, to FirstFlight, an upstate company that has not operated a similar facility in the metropolitan region or in any other big city.

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Japan's seizure and occupation of the islands are illegal and invalid," Hong said, arguing that the air zone was in line with international laws and practices, and did not affect aviation freedom.

Air Zone.

Assuming a fixed plume height of 3 km, ash concentrations of 2 mg/m3 or greater (Commercial aviation Enhanced Procedure Zone) may be expected with a probability of less than 5%%.

Fig. 12 Exceedance probability maps, where the contours show the probability as a percentage, for ash concentrations exceeding 2 mg/m3 (aviation enhanced procedure zone), given fixed plume heights of 0.5, 1, 2 and 3 km within the Santorini Weak case, as computed by the VOL-CALPUFF model.

But aviation experts said the zones affected by the proposed rules, nearly 70 miles across, were unusually large and appeared intended to avoid the possibility of another attack as dignitaries and mourners converged.

The VAL (not the ACC), is used to determine the size of the Volcanic Hazard Zones for aviation in New Zealand (Lechner [2012]).

After the terrorist attacks, the agency issued an advisory for general aviation pilots on no-flight zones, some of which remain in effect.

LEP chairman Chris Pomfret said: "This is evidence of how appealing the enterprise zone is to aviation companies because we have the right business environment and some of the best infrastructure in Europe".